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you gotta be careful with double adapters to make sure they do not over amp the camera.
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I've been able to run the camera, an AJA Downconverter and a Preston FIZ all off the Red battery while on a Steadicam, there was no Red LCD but I think that amount of draw is acceptable, no?
you gotta be careful with double adapters to make sure they do not over amp the camera.
There is also this one http://tinyurl.com/2rhnpv
Guess we will have to wait until RED starts shipping longer cables before we can move the battery away from the camera.
If my electrical theory serves me correctly, you can't over-amp a load. The load will draw what current it will based on its resistance on a circuit. As an example, if I connect a 100watt bulb to a 20amp circuit and 60amp circuit, it is not affected by the difference in available amperage.
Perhaps there is some other factor like camera protection circuits that I am not aware of...
I can't remember; What is the deliverable amps and amp-hour rating of the RED batts?
we sell a battery clip with a 6 foot lead... you want longer?